Overview
- At the India–Japan Economic Forum, Narendra Modi outlined a five‑point roadmap covering manufacturing, technology, green energy, next‑gen infrastructure and skills.
- Multiple reports say Japan may announce investment pledges of roughly ¥10 trillion (about $68 billion) over the next decade during the two‑day summit.
- Both governments are prioritizing cooperation on artificial intelligence and semiconductors, with discussions reported on an economic security framework that includes critical minerals.
- Modi and Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba are scheduled to visit Tokyo Electron and the Tohoku Shinkansen plant in Sendai, with an E‑10 coach arrangement for the Mumbai–Ahmedabad bullet train project expected to feature in talks.
- After wrapping up in Tokyo, Modi heads to Tianjin for the SCO summit, where meetings with Xi Jinping and other leaders are planned.